Germany defeats England in FIFA U-17 World Cup - Morelia

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The German goalkeeper gestures after a goal.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Hallam Hope, from England, gestures during the match.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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England players gesture after a goal.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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Players vie for the ball.

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England players gesture after the match.

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An England player reacts after the match.

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German players clap their hands after the match.

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Players vie for the ball.

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The German goalkeeper gestures after a goal.

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Players vie for the ball.

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The national U17 squad from Germany beat England by 3 goals to 2 in the quarter-finals of the U-17 FIFA World Cup championship at the Morelos stadium in Morelia, Mexico. 4th July 2011

The national German football team of the category Under 17 already is in the semi-finals of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, after defeating for 3 goals to 2 to the English team in the stadium Mrelos of Morelia's city.
Samed Yesil, of Germany, annotated two goals, to the minutes 7 and 53, whereas another annotation was A Kaan Ayhan's work in 24 '. Nevertheless, England was saved from a humiliating defeat thanks to the penal one annotated by Samuel Magri to the minute 24 and one more goal of Hallam Hope in 83 '.
With this result, Germany will face Mexico to define which of two equipments advances to the final of the infantile tournament.